The Brookhaven leader., 1887-09-08
TowN AND COUNTY ITEMS.
q, the Horticultural society,


n. Frank Collins paid us q welcome
call yesterday.
povelps patent flour made from new
wheat is beauty.
The accomplished Miss Mary Henry is
aysin In our city.
uicblv perfumed olive soap 20 cents n
box at Kohlman's.
The latest and oest styles of millinery
,oods at Mrs. Frilick's
Buy your -four from Powell aud you
,,on,t have to take it back.
Dr. Frilick Is on professional visit to
,,aerson to he absent week or ten days.
Stylish ladies and childrens hats from
on cent up ut Mrs. Frilick's millinery
store.
C,srERNs-A. Riggs & Bro, PAT Delord
street, near Dryades, New Orleans. Send
for price list
Mrs Frilick has just received an ele-
oant line of fresh new millinery. Don't
Ssn to call anc examine her stock.
Cane mills and Evaporators 80 per cent.
.b.an.r than last season at j. K. Perkins
Hard ware store. Call and see samples.
The redoubtable Col. Henderson denies
writiug that letter, but can't convince
spy body that he wasn't the brilliant au-
thor.
Miss Emma Herman, of Baton Rouge,
il again visiting Mrs. Bennett. Miss
Emma has won many friends at this
place.
The Presbyterian mites will hold
phantom party at Mrs. Crutchers to-
morrow night, at which ice-cream will be
served.
The corners stone of the Buena Vista
school Building was laid in the Summer
of IS; to-day her Normal College enrolls
over three hundred.
Or. Tom McNair and Mr. Hunt Daugh-
try have gone 10 Texas, where they ex-
meet to make their future home. Our best
wishes attend them.
The ladies of the Methodist church are
getting up broom drill, with that &C
compllshed military man Mt. Chas. Col
TEN as drill master.
We are ready to believe that there ore
no finer lady musicians in the State than
Mrs. $. X. Holt. Mrs. L. II. Crutcher and
Mrs. w. b. Murrah.
Messrs. h. Pfeiicr, J. A. Hoskins aud
J. W. MeGrath were elected corporation
school trustees by the City Council
at O called meeting last Saturday.
Be- careful what you tell Eye local"
1t is sure to appear before the
public and if it is little contrary to rea I
facts it Is sure to make some body fee
bad.
Tho old college building in which Mrs.
Kidd resides has been 50 transformed by
repairs and tho painters brush that We
doubt if returning Whltworth pupils Will
recognize 1t.
Mrs. Crutcher is one Of tho most deserv-
ing and energetic ladies, ard should she
meet with liberal patronage when her
schoo! opens on the 18th it will So to the
advantage of the patrons.
Mrs. MarsAalls school for boys and
girls opens again on the 25th. We feel
that she is too we'll known to need com
mendation from us. Experience has
taught her how to teach the little ones.
Dir. C. Farmer, of the Union Hall
neighborhood, paid us pleasant call
last Friday to settle up for The LEADER
and renew. lie is farmer i'll fact as well
rs in name, aud never fails to raise q good
crop.
Whitworth Colleges faculty has among
its members one of the ablest preachers
in the Methodist Conference-Rev. W. Is.
Murrah. His sermon on last Sabbath
must have impressed all with its earnest
ness excellence.
"The little piney woods hamlet OF
Brookhaven" is the way the Wesson Times
speaks of US. We are SO glad we have a
railroad 30 that We can get out OF the
woods into the great metropolis of Wes-
son once in q while
MIR. +. NJ. Martin leaves to-day for Ar
bitter Springs, La, for the purpose OF
recuperatipg his health by taking a
much needed rest and the use of these
healing waters. During his absence, MIR
Chas. Mcclure, his clever deputy, will at
tend the duties of the Chancery Clerk''
office.
In every community there are number
of men whose whole time is not occupied
such as teachers, ministers, farmers sons
and others. To these classes especially
we would say, If you wish to mako sever
al hundred dollars during the next te"
months, write at once to b. F. johnson
& Co., of Richmond, Va, and they viii
show you how to do it.
The announcement of Mr.. F. N. MARTYR
for reelection to the Office of Chsncery
Clerk will be found in t0-days paper
MIR. Martin has made one of the bes
officials the county ever had, and it il
doubtful whether he could be improved
upon for the position he holds. We think
we but speak the experience of all wher
we say We have ever found him honest
prompt, courteous and obliging in thu
discharpa of his official duties